I presently have sold my Veridium stock.
First I do not trust Kevin Kreisler to have anyone's interests but his own as his primary focus!
Inseq's moves today are smoke and mirrors.
1,000,000 million shares of preferred D are worth in this case 80% of Inseq regardless of how many shares are outstanding, the 800,000,000 million shares will dilute our shares but will not dilute Greenshift's percentage at all. Be aware that your shares will be diluted when the 800,000,000 shares are released. Any shares sold will be added to the public float, the 1,000,000 preferred will continue to be worth 80% of INSQ, I.E. the preferred will continue to have 80% voting rights, 80% dividend rights, and 80% conversion rights.
The Same situation exists for Veridium, Greenshift holds 1,000,000 shares of Preferred Series D in this case worth 70% of the company.
Kevin has had a history with Greenshift of transferring technologies between companies under Greenshift's wing. Now the valuable technologies will be transferred to Greenshift. Expect the Tornado Generator to be the first to go from Veridium. I wondered why Greenshift did not put any dollar figures in the contract with the Oil Company, now I think I know.
I may invest in Greenshift because then my interests are aligned with Kevin Kreisler. I will not again invest in either Inseq or Veridium.
Again this is my opinion do your own due diligence
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